I then called the insurance company and asked them to go over the fertility benefit. Even for the companies that I couldn't get group number information for, the insurance agent was able to give me some information. Not quite as accurate, but I was still able to get a good idea of what kind of coverage they provided.
Via Rail offers service from all over Canada. Sample routes and costs: 1  TorontoâMontrea l: Four daily trains, from downtown to downtown, 5 hours; from $72 one-way. 2  MontrealâOttawa: Four daily trains, two-hours; from $33 one-way. 3  MontrealâQuebec City: Three daily, three hours; from $35 one-way.
Thinking of taking a train from the east side of Detroit (Windsor, ON) to Montreal, sightseeing a few days, and then another train to visit Quebec. How long is the journey of each leg and are there any express trains that don't stop on Toronto? How is the scenery thru this route?